The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-17

bif henfy Nilsson went to Mitchell
Tuesday on land business.
Miss Bertha Plummer sat heruncle's,
G. L, Plummer's for the summer.
Attorneys Ryan and stuart went to
Mitchell Tuesday on land business,
Mr.. B. F. Stacy and family have re
moved from Chamberlain to Stacyyille,
! Ia.
Miss May Morris is expected from
Minneapolis tomorrow--Saturday-
ing.
Mr. William Askew went to Waterloo
Iowa, last week to attend the wedding
of his sister
Mr.. Fred Wilson, brother of Mrs.
L. A Footc is expected tomolrow-Sat-
urday- evening.
Mrs. L, Il. Miller returned from Iowa
Friday evening" accompanied by her
sister, Miss Loie Argus.
c. Il. Tinan and wife md Miss Loie
Argus were among the visitors to the
tournament y, Mitchell
Mr.. W G. Colvin went to Mitchell
! Thursday, taking his bicycle with him,
to attend the touruam ent.
DR.. Milliron was elected vice president
of the Dakota Dental Association at the
convention in Watertown.
Miss Nina Franklin is in the Graphic
Office this week placing some Of oar
brilliant thoughts intype.
Mrs w. Il Snow and two children
left for Reesevillc, Wis, Tuesday morn
ing for two months visit
W. l.. Thorndykc went TO Hnron
Monday to attend the meeting of the
Grand Lodge A T. & y. Nj,
Col, j H. King was in Mitchell Monday
on his way home to Rapid City from
YanlSton with his daughter Netha.
Flandreau Herald: Wm. Jones and
wife contemplate driving to kimball,
Dakota to visit with her people, in a
few days
s. G. Stodduld, for number Of years
a prominent lumber dealer in Chamber
lain, has sold out and will remove to
| Wisconsin.
| Mcssrs. Gates, LaSheir, Stranska,
Barkoc, Murray, FLANNEL Baker. George
Bocktingcr and Peter Smith went to
Mitchell Wednesday,
Major Kellam has retired from the
presidency of the D. 7. & VI. Ins Go.
lie is now vice president. Joseph Hark.
er, of lIarl,cr & Bird, is enc of the new
directors.
Messrs Kinsella, Thomas, Long and
Hollrnger went to Mitchell Wednesday
TO attend the tournament Also the
Misses Nugeu, Mrs. Ii. T. Wilson aud
Mrs. Snyder.
Last Thursday Geo. Richardson re.
cciyed an ugly bite on his arm from his
jack. He had to choke the animal in
order TO get his ann free :ze is new
suffering terribly from the effects OF tho
injury, beng very i'll.
4 Mr.. l.. y. BardIn returned last week
after two months absence East. HI
has been buying horses ip Iowa and
shipping To New York City He left
again Tuesday to pick up another car
load in Iowa fora street railroad company
in New York City.
Armour Chronicle, 10: Mrs. l. C
Holingcr, of Kimball, who was called &c
| Armour Tuesday, by the serious illness
of her mother, Mrs Lester, was tnlIel
/ sick herself. DR.. Lashier, who was il,
! Edgerton, was sent for and she is much
better al the present writing.
The himball Fire Department is wei
represented at Mitchell. Twenty two
uniformed men in charge or Chief Ken
and Foreman Wilson went Tuesday
morning taking with them hose car
and few coils of hose.
If farmer wants TO achieve the high
est success in his pursuit, he must reac
one or more farm Journals. and any O
them may be secured with or w;thoG
the GRAPHIC at rates greatly reduced
from the regularprice
Col Hereford's City" the serial tha
has been running IN the ChambcIlai.
Heaocrat, is to be Published IN bool
form. Ii ought to be, for the story i
decidedly rich to any one acquaintc,
with The history of Chamberlain.
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An old law still stands on the statut,
books in Washington which reads, .;
babbling woman may be duclled in tn,
Potomac. 1t would be mighty goo,
thing if 4 city law in Kimball read -
babbling woman may be ducllcd in th,
artesian lake
The kimball base ball club have re
ceived very courteous and liberal oiTe
TO play ball in ChamGcrlan ON tn
Fourth, an invitation which they woul,
be pleased to accept were their presence
not desired here on that day TO hel
along Kimball's celebration.
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a near sighted East Cleveland (Oh;o
lady took a new pair of her husband
pants off from the hook where her wral
usually hung, threw them over he
shoulders, with The legs hanging dow
in front, and went to chrrch. The fox
on the street We're fairly paralyzcd.
IN old weather proYerb for June says
a dripping June brings all things i;
tune. Another says: Calm wcathe
in June brings the corn in tune" An
still another; If on the Sth Of June i
rains, it forctells wet harYests, mcu hat
sain.' z Sit raincd on The 9Th.
The Middlefcld Ohio Messenger say
quite curiosity nny be seen on The ca
boose of the local freight train on th
, ! p, p y I. An old robin las built
nest on one of the trucks and sercnel
covers five eggs as the train makes it
daily trip from PaincsviEie 10 Younge
town and return.
The counting of the money in ii
treasury vaults will occupy Is person
for nearly two months, during whic